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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-27

fOtet MaaBmde, gde 9ouaon 6
81. Marp StroBe, geseniiber Der 9nrn,
bale. San Mntonio. Deutfhes
3otel erfer 2Iaffe. l1ebers
ni1nr1t Diners, Soupers &c. fir fleine
@efelf4after. 0o93eiten e., tuel@e nit
GROCER eorgfalt ausgefibrt tueroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-27

Waheri6'S 8atf, algemeines Wanfs
sef6dft. aablt ~ 3inien auf Depofiten
fur beitimnnte 3eit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-27

= Ser gisentbumspertb in Gapette
@ountD bat I'm ber9angener Sabre I'M,
5000, 900 5ugenDmmer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-27
Ddsgerfauft uOn NpOtbeterii, IS st
6ntnrrb=6nr.

- Sir bas Gebdube Der &erren ges
briiber Spsfe tpurben beute bei ben
Nrditefteit Wabrenberger & gedmann
BITE fDlgen6en Mngebote fir uebernab.
mo hpR Nap. Qnnfrnffea prXffnet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-27

Maberid'S Saul belorgt @eIbien..
bunge1 nod alien 9beiIen Deuti9Iaabs
ms Daus obgeIiefert 80 biliseren Maien
aIs bic p~ofiofice.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-27

- Aae neue Gorteu IN Often. bic
Dunlap eingef6lonen, Bel paneoaf &
Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-27

uniere neuen Wintermaarel:
glDtbtng, 9errens8 piIettes MrtifeI, lin.
tef5eug &C. fommen nod unb nod an,
uno Iie9en our gei6tigunS often. Yofls
cOa}t e Spbn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-27

ReRauration unb 9otef /.
IN 8erbinbung nit eiueus Bar . Moom erHen
Ranges. De5r Simmer fnb su raiieaabIen
9rsien 81 ssruietben. IN le3,-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-27

Stu6 bic Sdbmnd5adbea fnb Der
Mobe unteruOrfeu, bic bon Gaifon au
Saifon f9 berdttbert. Das Neueite
BARN, bauptid6li6 aber In Diamanten
finbet man i'm Diamanten . 6aufe
bon g. Wnnbant, Der fo,fudbs
renb bas G~lerneuefe auf Eager bdIf.
9err 8. GDubant uitb feline 3uborfom.
fne1oen Verfdufer iino ieberaeit bereit,
ote Maaten bebufs gefidtisu1g por3u.
legsn. 8. &oubant 1T felt 1868 etabs
lint uno elfreut li9 zines peitberbreites
ten guien &ufes. @r 1T Elm IN Der
S4wei3 ausgebiIoeier proftilher llbrs
NADER atb goraniirt ole leine Nrbeiten.
NamentIid madt er ouf fem 8rilens
Eager aufmerffam. 8. Noubant. Main
pla3a, San Aatonio. 8l2, tuD1M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-27

gu b%sfaiien. nm nun ~unieren gorruth BON 5erren. III
fdnsa as uiSslid ausanpertaufen, rerben mir
preiien tcsidlosen. Die greiie tpsrOel BON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-08
CORRUPTION CHARGED,

CORRUPTION CHARGED.
Wool Men say There IL n Big Ring in
the New York and Boston Custom
Houses.
81. Louis, october a-The Globe. Democrat pub.
fishes this morning an article on wool in which
says: 1.-THE depressed condition OF the wool mar
ket, which has been getting worse as the season
advances instead OF better, has SO mystifled the
Gently been on foot which promises to expose q
gigantic ring among Eastern manufacturers and
New YORK and Boston custom-house officials.
The secret investigators have discovered that
choice unwashed Australian woods which
cost y cents In European markets, are taking the
place OK American WOODS OF the same grade,
which are sold in the home market for "a cents
But the taiin on the foreign articles is 10 cents
per pound which ought to make 1t cost the
american buyer 81 cents, not counting expenses OF
the custom-house officials In New York had been
undervalueing wool entered at that port, thus re.
duc!ng the tarln to such an extent as to enable
the higher grades to sell below even the medium
instance In particular showed q saving OF 90
cents on each pound. Secured wool on Which the
tafln Is 80 was entered a1 waste wool at 10 cents
per pound, and 1t came by the ship-load, the
with readiness that gave rise TO very strong sus.
ptcions OF crookedness. In this particular Case,
however, Secretary Fairchild interp0sed his au.
thrifty, and secured wool IL now paying full duty
OF 80 cents. Other similar transactions OF even
greater magnitude are alleged by the wool men,
who declare that ring exists among certain man.
ufacturerS and importers In the East and the ex-
porters beyond the Atlantic. This ring, 1t Is
charged, includes custOn-house employees, ana
perhaps officials in both New York and Boston
houses claims to be on hot trail, and the result
OF their investigation il awaited With interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-08

THK FORMER PATENT OFFICE EXAMINER VINO m.
CAME INSANE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
From the Philadelphia Times. to-day.
Harvey 5. Durnall, VINO claimed 70 be rnerubes
OF the Washington bar. came before Judge Brcgy
yesterday Tor hearing upon writ OF la beas corpus
he having been committed 10 the PENNSYLVANIA
Hospital Tor the Insane, on the certificate OF two
physicians, on the nth OF May last Durnall who
Is nne,looking man. In the prime OF life claimed
that ne had been unlustly r,Iralned or his liberty
anu related long story of his intimacy with SEN
ators CtnkinG and Evarts and OF her Prominent
oEllais at " ashingston. lie said he had been etn.
pioyed In the Census Department and Patent ONE
anu gave an account or what lac called a vauable
Drlel VI me law which should have governed the
Electoral Commission In settling the Pre- ,identia
contest between Hayes and 1ildeu. This docu.
incat WIS 40 striking that Judge TAFT. OF Presi.
Hcn , itaye SaDii after reading AZ, gave him
ieoteI ol introduction 10 Senalor EyarS explain.
my that he ws the author OF the bret and rec-
ohmended him as useful man, ana after tiays,
otcalile President Judge Tan gave him another
icttef CT fecoAIe ndatiOn 10 Secretary M Treasury
saicIlilail stating that lac had been OF yaiuab.e
AR. Durnall then ramblad on into a s,o,o,o.,,
OF ILLS intimate relations with Senat opklnv n,
whose presence he had once been refused sdu,it.
lance, Which he thought strange thtag buf Iupn
oelLe persistent, Was al last usLcreu the sen
alor pfeseh:e, who met him with the rrrnArk ~
nav veen dying 10 SEE you" iie couldn't UNDER
stand Why he Aau been confined as ne " as an air.,
iete and la good health. iIe Thought he had b,eu
poisoned by "his brolner aid VIE bur lac W., =
nov Wen and should have his hber,y. The amor
tunate LIAM admitted that he had been conn und m
fiatousa Asylum, New YORK., ani said he saw
VA le tEere n person WHOM he thought 60 lie
lrcsiuehs hSyes iHe President WAS In "A de,sior-
ADJ coaulion, With his lubs exposed. N.sa
hIsl seea le IVES eating soup and heat day Durn "A
was tVla Ds lne attenuanl lnai Hayes Vac dead.
- Dr. JhO H. Chaplin pay s.CiaL-in-chieI at TIE
Pennsylvania Hospital. Testified that ne reyar,,, "A
the Tciitor as al dangerous Inan at the time m his
adl-iias!on 10 .bc Institution Ale had saSp, iufs
al regard 10 lio IoGd. retained tUse sIlSi,ipns
yet, ahd Thought he had been p9IsO3ed iie haa
oceh In the hospital before. being placed there los
MS mother. ne Was hV" Improving, but mleLt
Lave relapse and 10 was Bo, safe 10 aiscnsruc hn
suuSe brcyy, IA rcinaIdlbg DaraalI back % Tie
hostltsil said That ios Darnais Own sake ana tl.
sake OF the public lac WAS Not proper persop 10
be al larse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-08
story OF u Little white waif.

story OF y Little White Walt
An INTERESTING CASE BROUGHT By TIRE HUMANE So
cIETY BEFORE THE PROBATE COURT.
Some interesting cases are brought to the sur.
face through Mr.. Chas. W. O'Neill, the officer de.
tailed a. agent Of the Humane Society. and among
them there 10 none more Interesting than that now
pending in the Probate Court. On Monday night
last white child, apparently Six years
OH, was found by resident Of Pennsylvania ave-
hue, between Sd and ~ Streets soaking wet, hav-
Ing been sent out By her black nanny and then
locked out The lady took her in and cared for
turned her over to Oficer ONein, who,
In order to obtain the legal con-
trol, has petittoned the Probate Court
to BE appointed guardian, and to send her to some
suitable Institution. The netghbors state that the
wait has been living with Nora Young, colored
woman. who haa as param0ur white man, and
Nora is not it person to have charge Of her, as
She frequently sends her out for Beer and the COM
pany she Is In Is not such as VIII make her
respectable. The colOfed woman states that the
child was given to her by another colored woman
when she was baby less than year old. She
has been taught to sing and dance the ''Mobile
Buck, !" and has learned some snatches OF sunday
school songs and also 70 say her prayers in which
she invokes God to make her good healthy child.
20 that she can learn to wash and iron, and help
her black nanny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-08
DIFO.


=: u s;ss :,rss, ns Ss,Sr
there wln be Mass OF Regiliesn sunday morn
@ e nd ,as s .1
his late reddence AZ 80 y M same das luterinent
MsaSsrs o. the Carroll lnstsuse Society Of 81. VIM
cent de Paul Young Cstholcs Friends society. CstLo
r re- invised 10 attend the funsraI
BOYD. GEN. WIN Il BOD Died 9, Q: 30 O'clock
4i4 6oiun,Si. street Sorth~sst 'e'''
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
oSs fEScR Hs3ss .ss 70
afserDoon q O'clock Iniernert a Grvenmoant cen.
esssy ssa ss1a.s e m 'Sos. u..u
skIxpER o. Friday. October 2, 1887, 2. twenty
GeOrse " and sarah Jane Grinder. aged Is yessa.
xilietion sore. for year, he bore.
A1eSSa oa r sIs.s N y q NV. him
And free him from ali pain
Fnnsssl tEOm p.rsn,.' rssidssss ga ;srss. :0uth
sss &c sss e s Ten ,ss
y ma q sIo .s s..;. q
Esss.sl ssss b. y:r;s .:ss.ss ., ,s n sss
os 49, ssS % ON A'n0''' ''''e' Ao'
,5as ss 4 s e "a s e e: .s S s. l:ss
e. s ssss:,: ' ssss:s ssss%.s :
ocSosk pm Feistvss and friends respectfully IN
ytted 20 atteuA.
sHrr1IxqL0N On hria,y 0espbsr Z. 1887, At
Funeral from hts late rs.idsnce e16 street north
west MONDAY, 0ctcber 10th. ct y. m Friends Of the
family invited 20 attend
SUMMERS. On octobsr 2, 1887, ct m. wM r
DCNMkRes beloved Husband Of Mary J. summer
o0ed thirty -eight ysan
Dearest husband thou has left ~
We thy loes lnost deeply feel;
But It's God who has bereft N.
He cen Ill our s0rroWs heal
Funeul from his late rssidsucs. 1912 4th st-sse
seuthesst SUNDAY. the 9Th, q pm, Relatives and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-08

PLAIN WET OR DIZZY IN ATLkyrA.-In view OF tho
approaching vote on prohibition In Atlanta the
city council asked the legislature 20 limit the dis
trict In which liquor could be sold n the Aty
should go wet. and 10 fx high license. This
measure OF restriction ana high license was aa-
yocated by tile i-prohfbitionists ana opposed
by the probibitionlstS. The matter came up in
the legislature yesterday, and the c;tr couneli's
wet or dry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-08
CAPT. WALLET ARRESTED,

Charges against the Commanding on.
ffcers OF the Embarrassing Alesisa.
NEW YORK, October 6.-SufveyoI Beattie has
preferred charges against Capt. Wallet, OF the
steamship Alesia, which arrived here from Naples
two weeks ago with cholera on board.
1t Is alleged that the captain did not
provide proper hospitals for his passengers;
that he Jailed to provide tables and
that in his manifest OF passengers he did not give
the cause or death Of tie passengers who died on
the passage. Capt. Wallet was arraigned before
grand Jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-08

Um001 Inc E0muhA0D ACes
fnD CASE or THOMAS 4. LlTTLtFORD AND xRA.
GRIFFIN SENT 10 THE GRAND JURY.
The case Of Thos A. Lttleford ana Maggie A.
Grimm. charged unaer section s OF the Ddmunda
act With adultery, was called for trial In the Pc
lice Court to-day, ana ". j. Miller entered q plea
Of NOT guilty for the defendants.
Mira Sarah shy psstired that she knew the De.
fendants - husband and wits, ana remembered
when child was born about I'VE months ago.
John Grimm, husband OF Mrs Grimm, Che de.
fendant,o Twas called as witness, and counsel fof
defense objected. Mr.. Lavender read the section
under which the prosecution was brought, to show
that In this caSe the husband was competent
witness.
The judge said he was not prepared to accept
the testimony OF witness at present. The Govern
ment had made out Q case by the other witness,
Mrs Shy, 20 TAR as the court is concerned, and he
would send the case to the grand jury on her ties
timony.
The accused were held for the action OF the
Grand Jury: bonds e1OO each. This Is the FIRST
case tried under this section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-08

parpose Of the several Acts was to prejudice tn
complainant In the estimation OF the public 10 In.
lure or ruin, and contrary 20 design, n proved Q
good edverti s,ment and fedoun icd to his prcnt,
sae eriminality OF the acts Is not changed fer Y
tne purpose OF the consptrators In entering Into
complnat.on which is the controlling fact and
MOI IN poiot OF fact, what they accomplish.
rHR DEFENDANTS Focxp Gplrs.
FROM the most careful survey OF the Law. And
the FACTS q the case rs developed By the
testimony. ana the following persons guilty Of
conspiracy as charged In the information, viz;
E0"a0 =: Linden, Louis z. Wilde. yno n. Pfsto-
no JAS = Callan, Jos b Caldwell Geo. n. sloan,
Jnos tSilon, and Anton risher, and they are fined
eecn the sum OF t25 and In default they Will each
oe imprisoned Tor the peraod OF thirty days.
Az APrrAL rAKES.
Nj. Moore said that fnasmuch as number Of
the DEFENDANTS had been tried and convicted with.
out an opportunity TO meet their aecusers, they
would note an appeal
The court said that the bond would be 900 ss 70
each, and they might come and give the bond dur.
ing the day.
their appeal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-08
District Govern sncur Affair.
BrupIsc rt.uzrrS

nave been issued b. Inspector EuJwislc as follows
TO erect: Z. Rupert, brick dwelling No .srp ID
stree; southeast; $1,000. Jos \ Boss three bIi, a
dwellings, Nos. 2ols, 202l and 20y3 hutton court
northwest; $1,000. x. j. Corcoran, brick dweli-
tie, 81 ,00o.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Noble IL LaracT, chairman OF the citizens sub
committee on streets. has requested tn. District
Commissioners TO furnish him with a CODY OF their
schedule OF streets 10 be Improved.
1ne Comisi SSioners have ordered the laying OF q
sewer In the 30-reot aiiey Ia square S17 under the
compulsory permit SYSTEM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-08

EUROPEAN INTERESTS IN MoRoCoo-The sfxteep-
year.old son OF the sultan OF Morocco has taken
the oath OF ONCE on his fathers coguse and As.
Suued the government. England proposes that
all the powers send Inen-of-war there TO protect
their Interests. France has sent the iroD-clad
Courbet spain seems determined 20 maintain her
prestige Ia Morocco, and preparations OF formida.
Die proportions which are nothing n they are not
warlke, are being pushed rapidly 10 completion az
the spanish naval stations and military depots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-08

CO1BURN-HUGHES. On October g. 1887 By the
Rev Dr. Tessdnle, GEORGE L. NJ COl.BClsS to IDA
NJ. HCGHEs. of Washington DC
McLANE-KNIGHT. In Portsmouth,, " H. OTTO
Der q. 1881. ALLAN McLANE. Of Washington ID. e.,
to ABBY KNIGHT, daughter of the late f. knight. D
wILI1AMs-JACksoN On the ID Of July. lss7
at the pustors residence the Rev. f. ger MM
WILLIAMS. ia, TO HANNAH JACKSON. botL 90
Washington, d. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-08
ANOTHER BLOW At THE BrcyEr suors.-pres

ANOTHER BLOW At TIE BrCEEr SHors.-Presi.
dent Wright. OF the Chicago board OF trade struck
another blow at the bucket shops yesterday The
Commercial quotation Co.. which operates ticker,
In connection with the Postal Telegraph Co. was
denied the privileges and quotations of the board
and the tckers were stopped. The reason for this
acton was the belief that the Quotation Co WAS
aiding the bucket shops As against the board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-08

The Shepherd Demonstration Fund.
SOME ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS REP0RTED.
subscriptions received, not already reported
to the Shepherd demonstration fund, are
as follows: B. d. Warner 4 CO., $50;
B. F. Gilbert, 8; Thos. Wilson. s.; Barber
& Ross, $40; wlrnsatt Mueller. $40; F. a. Finley.
Is; A. Leith Sons, Is; Il. X. Fulton, s.; A. w.
Hancock, IS; Easton 4 Rupp, $; James L. Her
man. IS; l. Bensinger, IS; Robt. Callahan, s.; j.
NJ. Wheatley, IS: Dr. j. Walton, 1r., $40; Paul
Schulze, Is; Francis Hufty, s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-08

PfRsoNAf,-1sev. Edmond Hez. swem, pastor Of
the second Baptist Church, has returned from the
West-Bent SAreve andJ. 4 walter Of New Yofk,
boston, ". ]. wiilits Of fnres Rivers, Men, and
Capt E. u. Hayes Of the ARMY, are &C the ED
bitt.-.-R d. Castleman OF Austin, Tex, I. G.
Mtchels and J. D. Brown OF New York, ]. r. Beck
with Of New Orleans La, and E. r David
son q 81 Paul MINI, are at WinardR -
Sns a. No 11oS .1saI - y sns cay.
Terry Of Philadelphia, Alvin Saunders Of Omaha.
I. A. Strooel q Cincinnati, Geo Bruerton Of Dos-
>--L. C0ttenttn II Long Branch Is ct WormleyA
wv. 9. Putnam Of Portland. Me-, o. N0eldechef
Of Hamburg, b b, Brtst0w ana r. II. Hubbard OF
tor OF Hartford and ]. 81. Mitchell OF Philadelphia
ARP ct the Arlington --Justtce fteid, Q. ]. KIM
ball, observation-disclosures OF the Life Saving Service,
etalSon AutChfnS and George G. 0ofhAm oe Wash
ingtOD, were In New York last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-08
The Eckington Addition.


ThoR j. Fisher Co., who are the agents FOR the
sale Of the lots In the addition to the city known
AZ lexington" situated at the head Of New York
avenue northeast. state that during the past week
the sales have amounted to 81, 900. The property
has Just been placed on the market, and the
amount OF the sales Is regarded as an encouraging
indication OF activity In the real estate market
during the fall The erection OF stand.pip6 and
O pumping engine will supply the houses to be
built with water. Fine cottages Of very attrac-
Truesde and It is the intention to advance as rap.
idly e possible improvements Of this character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-08

1AITIMoRE, MD., October s.-yirrtni. sizes: con q.
do. new threes, 3 ~ bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Nd, October 8.-Cotton steady and
duil-n1ddlng, 0S Flour firm, with active demand
nest--eou ..,ern quiet and ntln red SUeS2 amOeI
SxaS4 western lower, closing DULL Nc. winter red
E 7snns .ssb 0ctoSs NS,emssr sS;.
eorl.-sOu.hern hrm eva uall; white. 5ss8o; yellow
ssSl,.: N1ysmoer. s0sSlN: year; 4sh asked 0.ss
white $50; Western mixed $780, kys f Armand and
Potatoes steady. 2oo.24o. Coffee nominsiiy ssesdy-
kio Cer.oes. ordinary to fair. 1eXalyH sugar
gs':ss SssS:o5 ..:s :ss.sis:
53.S4d: -four. ls:sd; grain. 2ad: Reee,pts-nS1 cur
bn.nsls; oais. 300 bnshels: shipmsnts.,inSIar
bushels. sxles-whsat xla.6OO bushels; corn. $500
CHICAGO Markets.
CHICAGO. III. October 8. / p. m.-Close: Wheat
weak and loweNcash. 693s; November. ?0k; May,
ber: AZ Nay - Viz 9.ss sssadyT s;.s goa
rssay la9 sG yussS u 9 sSsi2Sx NJ 5ssd
October short ribs, 7.35.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-08
The Yellow Fever At Tampa.
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES No PREVENT THE SPREAD
or THE DISEASE.

The Yellow Fever At Tampa
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES no PREVENT THE SPREAD
or THE DISEAsk
Surgeon-Qeneral Hamilton this morning received
the following kilograms:
TAMPA, Fla, october 7.-Tour deaths from vel
low rever ind about twenty cases. Few OF these
have paesed the FEVER stage OF seventy-two hours
Many people have fled. IL may be necessary TO
establish a camp OF refuge in the country. The
mails can be fulnlgated. J. r. WALL, NJ. D.
SANFORD, Fla, october 7.-Can you loan me
tents tor refugees from epidemic at Tampa?
KING WILLY, N. D.,
President Florida health Association.
In response to this Dr. hamilton ordered tents
to be sent to Sanford. The Surgeon General has
sent Q dispatch to Col Aaines, superintendent OF
the Plant line OF steamer and Savannah and
Florida Railroad, stating At in his Judgment
sleeping-car. should not be allowed to 60 beyond
Palatka until the Tampa epidemic is over and the
panic shall have ceased.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has telegraphed
an order Tor the deputy collector at Tampa 10 COM
munlcate With the surgeon general OF the Marine
hospital direct, instead OIL through the collector ut
hey West. This gives direct communication, and
will save time Inc local authorities at Tampa
have somewhat increased the danger by denying
for long that the disease was yell0w lever; 6ut
II II 80 late In the season that Is not
by the nar1ne-hospiLal service that II Will become
very Widespread.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-08
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

IroR RENT-RESIDENCE.F FURNISHED RICHLY:
plumbing perfect; three large aud two small bed
rooinl library dining ROOM and parlor servants and
French cook. 020 18th st.. Fsrraeut Square. o7-3ts
kSSn5s Il IL ~ arI, r.; sSV ~ -, Sa Fl =
ia ds in goed condition. 7. 0AL11GAN. 23O LIST q.
NV. o7-9ts
EOR RENT-MODERN BAY-w1NDOW BRICK
II House. 144B Q Ct W.. three stories eight r oins
papsred bath. yard cellar, no basement; rent, 145
EOR RENT-MT. PLEASANT, 18TH ST. Ex.
II tended near Pine, neat six-room frames, IT, so
each; water; keys at adjoining cottage. JOSEPH
FORREST 1908 1T. NV. II to 9. je11-4ms
EORRENT-COTTAGEIM MEDIATELY OPPOSITE
II President Ceveand's corner Tenleytow Road aud
Woodley Lane, containing - rooms; e25 per month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-08
Interior Department Changes.

Interior Department Changes.
Pension Onlce-The following have been ap-
pointed under the Civil-Servtce rules to &, 600
clerkships: Jno. W. Culbertson, OF Dakota; Chas.
Newburyh, OF Wisconsin,; Ernest W. Young. OF
Massachusetts,; VIM. B. Benharn, Of New York.
Gen. Warren West, clerk Of class two has resigned.
Patent Onice--Miss Erna Rodenstein, clerk at
b, zoo has resigned.
becretary's Office-Miss Louisa A. Rodenstein, q
clerk aC 81 200, transferred to the Patent ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-08
SATURDAY. 1871

CAe SultaM q Morocco Sai,l Alivo.
dead notwithstandinc fNnt dianatrn rrom Tar.
ISL yeste ~ reported his death and the &C.
Ses1on ~ nus son to the throne. A dispatch, r.
eeaVo0 To-Day from Tangier, says It is 0fficially
annoonceo that his majesty is not only alive but
tnat DIS condition In better than II has been fer
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An EX.COn0UI Probably Mur0efe0.
FOUND DEAD WITH BULLET HOLE IN HIS SIDE IN A
TANNERY At ROCKVILLE, ONTAkIO.
OTTAWA, october al. D. Raymond, United
States consul IN this city about twenty years ago.
was found dead yesterday morning In McCrady 4
Sons tannery, at Brockvtlle, with bullet hole In
his side. Death had evidently taken place early in
the night II Is not believed that he committed
suicide. nut how the shooting occurred is unknown.
The family OF the deceased I've In Ogdensburg, n.
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Two hundred OF the homeless unemployed pei.
sons who sleep In Trafalgar Square. London. TO-
day paraded In body.
In the Knights Of Labor convention to-day Thoe.
3. Lowry, Of Bradford, Pa, read an appeal against
the Standard OIL monopoly. E
Nrs. h. JAfrettt the actress has secured divorce
from hss husband, Asbury Jarrett, theatrlcal
manager.